First, you’ll want to make a child theme so your changes won’t be overridden once the theme is updated in the future. Then, you’ll copy site-info.php from template-parts/footer in your parent theme’s folder to the same location in your child theme’s folder (you’ll need to create those folders if they don’t already exist). Finally, you can edit site-info.php and replace the code between <div class="site-info"> and </div> with the appropriate code.
Some of us are not expert programmers here…. some of us download wordpress because of the ease and convenience…….
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au-s
(@au-s)
Thank you. That did the trick.
It can be marked as solved.
Sincerly
Artur
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au-s
(@au-s)
I don’t understand your statement besides that WordPress and themes are awesome and easy to use.
To customize it along with your needs is also easy but sometimes, as in my case, one need assistance.
The most important and oldest rule: “never, never, ever never used the main theme for this correction”
If you want to custom theme for your needs always use ChildTheme > So if you want in the footer appears something else place this code :
`<?php
$credits = ‘© ‘ . date( ‘Y’ ) . ‘ ‘ . get_bloginfo( ‘name’, ‘display’ );
echo apply_filters( ‘footer_credits’, $credits );
?>
